GOOD NEWS ALERT: We are thrilled to share that another North Atlantic right whale calf has been born! Join us in celebrating with mom ‘Cashew’ and supporting efforts to protect these critically endangered whales. #RightWhaleToSave: https://oceana.ly/4gsd63b
February 9, 2025 at 4:03 PM
GOOD NEWS ALERT: We are thrilled to share that another North Atlantic right whale calf has been born! Join us in celebrating with mom ‘Cashew’ and supporting efforts to protect these critically endangered whales. #RightWhaleToSave: https://oceana.ly/4gsd63b
URGENT: New estimates put the North Atlantic right whale population at just 372 individuals. Tell President Biden: immediate action is needed to save these critically endangered whales! https://buff.ly/4fXfQ8R #RightWhaleToSave
November 26, 2024 at 11:03 AM
URGENT: New estimates put the North Atlantic right whale population at just 372 individuals. Tell President Biden: immediate action is needed to save these critically endangered whales! https://buff.ly/4fXfQ8R #RightWhaleToSave
This year’s North Atlantic right whale calving season brought 11 new mom-calf pairs — including 4 first-time moms! 🐳💙
Each calf is a win for this critically endangered animal. Learn how Oceana is fighting to protect the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/43Ywsdb
Each calf is a win for this critically endangered animal. Learn how Oceana is fighting to protect the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/43Ywsdb
June 6, 2025 at 8:53 PM
This year’s North Atlantic right whale calving season brought 11 new mom-calf pairs — including 4 first-time moms! 🐳💙
Each calf is a win for this critically endangered animal. Learn how Oceana is fighting to protect the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/43Ywsdb
Each calf is a win for this critically endangered animal. Learn how Oceana is fighting to protect the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/43Ywsdb
It’s exciting news, but these new mother-calf pairs face threats every day from speeding boats, which can cause injury or death. Add your name to our petition for stronger protections for the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/3OEwdf8
December 6, 2024 at 1:12 PM
It’s exciting news, but these new mother-calf pairs face threats every day from speeding boats, which can cause injury or death. Add your name to our petition for stronger protections for the #RightWhaleToSave: oceana.ly/3OEwdf8
TWO new North Atlantic right whale babies!
‘Blackheart’ and first-time mom 'Caterpillar' were both seen off the Florida coast with their new calves. 🐋💕
Add your name to help protect these new babies & all North Atlantic right whales today: https://oceana.ly/3OEwdf8 #RightWhaleToSave
‘Blackheart’ and first-time mom 'Caterpillar' were both seen off the Florida coast with their new calves. 🐋💕
Add your name to help protect these new babies & all North Atlantic right whales today: https://oceana.ly/3OEwdf8 #RightWhaleToSave
January 2, 2025 at 9:53 PM
TWO new North Atlantic right whale babies!
‘Blackheart’ and first-time mom 'Caterpillar' were both seen off the Florida coast with their new calves. 🐋💕
Add your name to help protect these new babies & all North Atlantic right whales today: https://oceana.ly/3OEwdf8 #RightWhaleToSave
‘Blackheart’ and first-time mom 'Caterpillar' were both seen off the Florida coast with their new calves. 🐋💕
Add your name to help protect these new babies & all North Atlantic right whales today: https://oceana.ly/3OEwdf8 #RightWhaleToSave
HEARTBREAKING: Two North Atlantic right whales have been seen entangled in fishing gear off the coast of Massachusetts. Tragically, one of the whales has been deemed "likely to die."
Read more: oceana.ly/49K5ck0 #RightWhaleToSave
Read more: oceana.ly/49K5ck0 #RightWhaleToSave
December 19, 2024 at 9:24 PM
HEARTBREAKING: Two North Atlantic right whales have been seen entangled in fishing gear off the coast of Massachusetts. Tragically, one of the whales has been deemed "likely to die."
Read more: oceana.ly/49K5ck0 #RightWhaleToSave
Read more: oceana.ly/49K5ck0 #RightWhaleToSave
Hello BlueSky! We are an independent film/media company, currently in post production on a documentary about the North Atlantic right whale. Would love to connect! #rightwhale #whales #biodiversity #environment #followthejourney #rightwhaletosave
November 18, 2024 at 5:12 PM
Hello BlueSky! We are an independent film/media company, currently in post production on a documentary about the North Atlantic right whale. Would love to connect! #rightwhale #whales #biodiversity #environment #followthejourney #rightwhaletosave
Far too many North Atlantic right whales are injured or killed by speeding boats, and new mother-calf pairs are especially vulnerable. Speak up to call for stronger protections for the #RightWhaleToSave today: https://oceana.ly/3HFxhMf
December 11, 2024 at 4:03 PM
Far too many North Atlantic right whales are injured or killed by speeding boats, and new mother-calf pairs are especially vulnerable. Speak up to call for stronger protections for the #RightWhaleToSave today: https://oceana.ly/3HFxhMf
North Atlantic right whales may be capable of living more than 130 years — if we let them. Today, due to human-caused threats, these whales have only an average lifespan of just 22 years. Read more 👉 https://oceana.ly/3CEfiae
#RightWhaleToSave #WorldWhaleDay
#RightWhaleToSave #WorldWhaleDay
Right Whales Could Live 130 Years, If We Let Them | Oceana
Large whales may be able to live over 130 years, but North Atlantic right whales are being robbed of the chance to live this long.
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February 16, 2025 at 4:03 PM
North Atlantic right whales may be capable of living more than 130 years — if we let them. Today, due to human-caused threats, these whales have only an average lifespan of just 22 years. Read more 👉 https://oceana.ly/3CEfiae
#RightWhaleToSave #WorldWhaleDay
#RightWhaleToSave #WorldWhaleDay
With only about 370 individuals in existence, every new calf is important to the survival of this species. Help this critically endangered whale continue to make waves now: https://oceana.ly/3DY9gRP #RightWhaleToSave
January 19, 2025 at 12:53 AM
With only about 370 individuals in existence, every new calf is important to the survival of this species. Help this critically endangered whale continue to make waves now: https://oceana.ly/3DY9gRP #RightWhaleToSave
Check Mark's story of survival is impressive, but this first-time mom and her newborn calf continue to swim in dangerous conditions every day. Join us in supporting efforts to protect these critically endangered whales: oceana.ly/3CiK9sv #RightWhaleToSave
January 21, 2025 at 6:32 PM
Check Mark's story of survival is impressive, but this first-time mom and her newborn calf continue to swim in dangerous conditions every day. Join us in supporting efforts to protect these critically endangered whales: oceana.ly/3CiK9sv #RightWhaleToSave
Regardless of the reason, the journey comes with risks: the mother-calf pair is swimming very close to busy shipping lanes. Boat strikes are one of the main causes of death for these critically endangered whales. Speak up for the #RightWhaleToSave now: https://oceana.ly/4hOefDj
SPEAK UP for North Atlantic Right Whales!
We can't wait any longer, @secraimondo & @NOAAFisheries Janet Coit. North Atlantic right whales need better protection from boat strikes today. I'm joining @Oceana in asking you to approve a strong…
oceana.ly
February 8, 2025 at 4:03 PM
Regardless of the reason, the journey comes with risks: the mother-calf pair is swimming very close to busy shipping lanes. Boat strikes are one of the main causes of death for these critically endangered whales. Speak up for the #RightWhaleToSave now: https://oceana.ly/4hOefDj
Many emerging technologies are being presented as a way to protect North Atlantic right whales. But do they work? #NationalTechnologyDay
Future technology may be promising, but these whales can't afford to wait. Boats need to slow down NOW to protect the #RightWhaleToSave.
Future technology may be promising, but these whales can't afford to wait. Boats need to slow down NOW to protect the #RightWhaleToSave.
Can Technology Save the North Atlantic Right Whale?
Read more on whether or not new technology may be the wave of the future to save North Atlantic right whales.
oceana.ly
January 6, 2025 at 5:03 PM
Many emerging technologies are being presented as a way to protect North Atlantic right whales. But do they work? #NationalTechnologyDay
Future technology may be promising, but these whales can't afford to wait. Boats need to slow down NOW to protect the #RightWhaleToSave.
Future technology may be promising, but these whales can't afford to wait. Boats need to slow down NOW to protect the #RightWhaleToSave.
With only around 370 North Atlantic right whales remaining, fishing gear entanglements and boat strikes are top threats to this species.
Can technology – and increased protections – give hope for the #RightWhaleToSave? More from @npr.org 👉 n.pr/4j4Npsi
Can technology – and increased protections – give hope for the #RightWhaleToSave? More from @npr.org 👉 n.pr/4j4Npsi
New technology gives hope to save endangered right whales
Conservationists are getting better at monitoring the movement of the highly endangered right whale. They hope it will encourage ships to slow down in an effort to save the species.
n.pr
January 3, 2025 at 6:33 PM
With only around 370 North Atlantic right whales remaining, fishing gear entanglements and boat strikes are top threats to this species.
Can technology – and increased protections – give hope for the #RightWhaleToSave? More from @npr.org 👉 n.pr/4j4Npsi
Can technology – and increased protections – give hope for the #RightWhaleToSave? More from @npr.org 👉 n.pr/4j4Npsi
Good news for North Atlantic right whales! 💙 Three whales have been spotted gear-free after disentangling themselves—a difficult and rare feat. But survival shouldn’t be left to chance. Stronger protections are needed. Learn more: Oceana.ca/RightWhaleToSave
February 20, 2025 at 7:33 PM
Good news for North Atlantic right whales! 💙 Three whales have been spotted gear-free after disentangling themselves—a difficult and rare feat. But survival shouldn’t be left to chance. Stronger protections are needed. Learn more: Oceana.ca/RightWhaleToSave
Join me & @OceanaCAN in calling on @pablorodriguez & @DiLebouthillier to permanently protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Treating protection as an annual emergency is not working. Act now: bit.ly/2BhJ84B
#RightWhaletoSave
Treating protection as an annual emergency is not working. Act now: bit.ly/2BhJ84B
#RightWhaletoSave
Tell Canadian and U.S. Government Officials to Protect North Atlantic Right Whales
Critically endangered North Atlantic right whales are on the verge of extinction, and 7% of the population died in just the past three years. Only 400 right whales’ remain. Without aggressive action n...
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February 29, 2024 at 4:34 PM
Join me & @OceanaCAN in calling on @pablorodriguez & @DiLebouthillier to permanently protect critically endangered North Atlantic right whales.
Treating protection as an annual emergency is not working. Act now: bit.ly/2BhJ84B
#RightWhaletoSave
Treating protection as an annual emergency is not working. Act now: bit.ly/2BhJ84B
#RightWhaletoSave
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What are North Atlantic Right Whales – and why are they so endangered?
The North Atlantic right whale is one of the most endangered animals in the world – but few people even know they exist. Dive in and learn some fast facts about these amazing animals from Oceana marine scientist Nora Ives. 🐋
Oceana campaigns to protect these critically endangered whales from the brink of extinction. Learn more about our efforts and how you can help: https://oceana.org/rightwhaletosave
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— Video Chapters —
0:00 Introduction
0:05 How many are left?
0:14 How do they eat?
0:25 How big are they?
0:36 What is calving season?
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1:00 How did they get their name?
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